Supportive Care: Daytime sleepiness and sleep duration in long-term cancer survivors and non-cancer controls: results from a registry-based survey study

Conclusions

Disturbances in daytime sleepiness and sleep duration persist among long-term cancer survivors and should be monitored in routine survivorship care. More research is needed to identify cancer survivors who are at increased risk for daytime sleepiness and disturbed sleep duration, as well as to identify causal mechanisms for, and interventions to mitigate, persistent differences.

abstract: Recall of intensive care unit stay in patients managed with a sedation protocol or a sedation protocol with daily sedative interruption

CONCLUSION: A notable percentage of patients discharged from the ICU report moderate to extreme pain, anxiety, and fear, and inability to sleep during their ICU stay; and 29% to 48% have no recall of specific ICU events.